Question 1

what is the definition or description of: antibiotics overdose?

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Antibiotics overdose: Antibiotics are medications that are used to treat bacterial infections. An overdose occurs when one is taking more than the correct dose of the medication. Overdoses can sometimes cause significant untoward health problems.

Question 2

what is the treatment for antibiotics overdose?

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See below: Depends on the antibiotic and its metabolic pathway liver or renal.

Question 3

what can cause continued high a.s.o titre despite antibiotics for 8 weeks +?

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Immune response: ASO titer is your body's immune response to the infection and will  decline slowly  in weeks and even months after the infection has gone.

Question 4

which antibiotic(s) do not cause coagulation of the blood and plasma?

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: No antibiotics significantly increase the risk of blood clots.

Question 5

can it be possible for you to overdose on antibiotics?

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Unlikely: You would not be able to overdose on the usual prescription amount of antibiotic..  Most likely if you took a toxic dose, you would get sick to your stomach and vomit it out.  If you are trying to do yourself harm, then get with a friend or counselor and work through it.

Question 6

what can happen if you overdose on antibiotics tablets?

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It depends: There are as many answers to this question as there are antibiotics. Many are not particularly harmful if you get a slightly higher-than-recommended amount. However, they can cause serious problems. They can affect your liver or kidneys, or interfere with other medicines, for example. An excellent resource for overdose questions of any kind is the poison control center at 1(800)222-1222.

Question 7

do antibiotics cause ezcema?

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Antibiotics & Eczema: "antibiotics linked to eczema risk in children, " the daily telegraph reports, saying that giving babies the drugs increases their chance of developing the condition by 40%.
However, concerned parents should not be put off allowing their children antibiotics on the strength of this news. The research it is based on cannot prove that antibiotics directly cause eczema.

Question 8

can antibiotics cause discharge?

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Yes: They alter bacterial flora, causing overgrowth and discharge.

Question 9

can antibiotics caused gastritis?

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Gastritis: This terms means inflammation of the stomach. The most common cause is Helicobacter pylori, but certainly a variety of chemical agents could conceivably do this. My advice would be to see a doctor and be fully assessed and managed professionally.

Question 10

can antibiotics cause malabsorption?

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Antibiotics: Excessive use of antibiotics can eradicate the good bacteria in your bowels and impair your digestion. It may also lead to overgrowth of clostridium difficile and this needs to be treated. If you are having diarrhea and bloating, start by taking an probiotic but also see your doctor about it.

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